Ultimate Cowboy Showdown: Shelby County Cowboy Premieres Tonight on INSP

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Friendship may be the Texas motto, but this Texas cowboy will have to put friendships aside in order for him to win the title of America’s ‘ultimate’ cowboy. 

Cody Anthony (Center, TX) is among 14 contestants throwing his cowboy hat into the ring in the third season of the INSP cowboy competition series Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, hosted by country music icon Trace Adkins. With the chance to win a life-changing prize package on the line, Cody, an old school ranch manager turned cattleman; will have to use his unique cowboy skills throughout a series of thrilling individual and team challenges, in order to become the ‘lone’ cowboy on top.

In Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, top cowboys from across the United States compete to win a herd of cattle (worth at least $50,000), a coveted belt buckle, and a lifetime of bragging rights. As they lock horns in a series of grueling challenges, they are judged on their skills, knowledge, grit, and passion. The diverse male and female contestants include ranch owners and managers, horse trainers, ranch hands, bull riders, and rodeo competitors. One-by-one, the cowboys who don’t perform are eliminated by country music icon Trace Adkins and a panel of expert judges. In the end, only one cowboy rides away with the herd.

The 10 episodes of Ultimate Cowboy Showdown will air on INSP starting on Thursday, April 21st at 8PM ET.  

You can get a first look at the series by clicking here.

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